Amadeus of Savoy

Amadeus (French: Amé) of Savoy was a younger son of Thomas III, lord of Piedmont, and Guyonne of Burgundy. The will his father made on 14 May 1282 names him among the four younger sons who were to receive appanages from their eldest brother, Philip I of Piedmont.

Amadeus entered the Church and became archdeacon of Reims, an office he already held in 1320, and he is last recorded alive after 1340.